Steel garden edging · Australian made
Two ranges.
One of them is yours.
Both are made here, both come with everything you need, and neither one asks you to pick up a drill. The difference is how they go together — and how much you want to think about it.
Tool-free · 3mm FLAT TOP
LazyEdge
Slides together by hand. No spanner, no fixings to line up — you're pushing lengths into the ground, not assembling something.
No tools at all — lengths interlock, fast to install
Bends to curves — no special part needed
3mm steel the whole way through
60 / 80 / 118 / 190 / 300mm · corten or galvanised
118mm from $28.71/m
One spanner · 2mm rolled top
InfinityEdge
The seamless one. Joiner plates sit behind the steel so the run reads as a single unbroken line, and the rolled top means no sharp edge anywhere near bare feet.
Straight or Flex — Flex lengths are made to bend
Hidden joins — the plate sits behind the face
Rolled top, no exposed edge
100 / 180 / 280 / 580mm · corten, galv or stainless
100mm from $34.17/m
If you want it done Saturday
Go LazyEdge. Nothing to bolt, nothing to align. Straight out of the box and into the ground.
If the finish is the point
Go InfinityEdge. Nobody will find the joins, and the rolled top is what makes it look built rather than bought.
If you're still not sure
Send us the bed. We'll tell you which one we'd use, and cut it to your dimensions either way.
Side by side
No drill. No screws. No swearing.
Whichever you pick, you're not drilling anything.
Every hole is laser-cut before it leaves the factory. Drilling corten in your own backyard is a job you only volunteer for once — so we took it off the list entirely.
The first InfinityEdge used screws. The landscapers installing it told us they work loose over time, so we redesigned it around bolts and rebuilt the pegs sturdier for soft ground under a heavy backfill. What you're buying is the version they asked for.
Before you buy anything rusty
Ask the thickness. Then ask the grade.
Weathering steel rusts to a point and then largely stops. Mild steel just rusts, and keeps going. At week one in a listing photo they look identical.
Ours is BlueScope REDCOR®, 350 MPa structural grade — 3mm flat in LazyEdge, 2mm rolled-top in InfinityEdge. If a listing won't tell you both numbers, that's your answer.
The part nobody else does
Don't guess how many metres.
Draw your beds in the Designer and it works out the exact lengths, joiners and pegs — curves included — then puts them in your cart. No enquiry form, no waiting on a price list.
There's one for each range. Or send a sketch on the back of an envelope and we'll cut to your dimensions and quote the lot.
Still torn between the two?
Send a photo or a rough sketch. The person who answers is the person who'll cut it.